To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my Trane Pivot BAYSTAT814 Thermostat heat pump not turning on?
The heat pump might not be turning on because the outdoor temperature is below the compressor lockout temperature setting. If desired, you can adjust the compressor lockout temperature setting. Also, check if the system mode is set to Emergency Heat. The outdoor unit may require service, so check/repair the outdoor temperature sensor or wiring.
How to fix Trane Pivot BAYSTAT814 Thermostat screen that is not responding properly?
Try resetting the Pivot thermostat by removing it from the sub-base, waiting 10 seconds, and then replacing it. Follow the on-screen calibration instructions when the Pivot thermostat reboots. This can help if the screen is out of calibration or there's an internal thermostat fault.
Why can't I change the system mode on my Trane Pivot BAYSTAT814?
Check the standard installer set up screen to ensure equipment is properly configured.
What to do if Trane Pivot BAYSTAT814 Thermostat Outdoor Temp widget uses internet weather instead of a hardwired sensor?
The ODT input may be shorted or open, which causes it to default to internet weather. Check the ODT input wiring and connections. Also, the temperature source for the Outdoor Temp widget might be set to Internet Weather instead of Local OAT Sensor. To check the sensor, go to Home > Menu > Settings > Thermostat > Temperature Calibration and select Local OAT Sensor.
What to do if Trane Pivot BAYSTAT814 Outdoor Temp widget temperature is not changing?
The ODT input could be shorted or open, defaulting the Outdoor Temp to internet weather. Check the ODT input wiring and connections. Also, ensure the thermostat is connected to the internet and registered with the Pivot cloud, and re-establish the internet weather connection with a valid postal code. Check sensor.
General| Hold Function | Yes |
|---|---|
| Filter Change Alert | Yes |
| Backup Battery | No |
| Series | BAYSTAT814 |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi |
| Programmable | Yes |
| Compatibility | Most HVAC systems (check compatibility charts for specific models) |
Defines the types of safety advisories (Warning, Caution, Notice) used throughout the manual.
Lists additional sensors and components that can be used with the thermostat.
Guidelines for selecting an optimal location for thermostat installation.
Information on connecting the thermostat to the internet via Wi-Fi or Ethernet.
Instructions and precautions for physically mounting the thermostat sub-base.
Detailed steps for wiring the thermostat to the HVAC system.
Provides various wiring diagrams for different HVAC system configurations.
Describes the thermostat's power-up sequence and initial calibration options.
Outlines the steps and options available in the Installation Wizard.
Explains how to navigate and configure parameters within the Installer Setup screens.
Details various settings for equipment, sensors, and operational parameters.
Covers settings for accessories like humidifiers, ventilation, and UV lights.
Settings related to dehumidification, fan operation, and aggressive recovery.
Settings for blower delays and airflow percentages for different stages.
Settings for temperature-based lockouts for auxiliary heat, compressor, and defrost.
Configuration of reminders for system maintenance tasks.
How to enter a contractor code for identification and portal association.
Information on automatic and manual software update procedures.
Guidance on setting up the mobile app for remote thermostat control.
Procedure for transferring the thermostat account from installer to building owner.
Explains the Proportional-Integral control scheme used for comfort and efficiency.
Details how load values represent system capacity requirements for heating and cooling.
How duty-cycling is used for indoor temperature control based on load value.
Mechanism to prevent excessive temperature overshoot by enforcing off-cycles.
Thresholds and logic for engaging different stages of heating or cooling.
Describes the available system modes like Heating, Cooling, Auto, Off, and Emergency Heating.
Details the behavior of each system mode, including Auto mode logic.
Explains the two fan modes: Auto and On, and their behavior.
How to adjust control constants to modify unit responsiveness.
Methods and settings for dehumidification, including over-cooling and smart fan.
Details how dehumidification is enabled via AUX contacts and its control options.
How the thermostat manages dual fuel systems with and without outdoor sensors.
Various lockout methods based on outdoor temperature to protect equipment.
How the thermostat controls humidification through AUX contacts.
Strategies to achieve comfort setpoints at the occupied time and save energy at shutdown.
How the thermostat participates in utility demand response programs for energy savings.
How stage inhibits are managed during recovery from setpoint adjustments.
How the thermostat controls ventilation systems to meet air quality standards.
How to configure an occupancy signal for controlling ventilation based on schedule.
How warm air discharge affects blower airflow in heating modes.
Operation of hot water coils as a sole or auxiliary heat source.
Procedures for testing various components like blower, heating, and cooling stages.
How to save diagnostic logs to a USB drive for troubleshooting.
Viewing cycle counts and runtime data for different operating modes and stages.
Accessing real-time system operational data like status, load value, and fan status.
Procedure for restoring the thermostat to its original factory settings.
Managing the PIN access code that restricts access to menu and service screens.
Contact information for technical support regarding thermostat setup and operation.
Information regarding FCC compliance for radio frequency emissions.
Information regarding Industry Canada compliance for radio frequency emissions.
